the ‘possible furniture’ series by austrian designer robert stadler plays with the perception of balance / unbalance. the stacked layers are upholstered, or lacquered / polished and look as though they are placed freely.
‘each different piece of furniture looks like a unlikely random pile which on the contrary was precisely designed
following standard design rules such as ergonomics, stability and use.‘ RS
robert stadler: http://www.robertstadler.net images by andré morin — via cpluv
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